Snow could still fall in the spring, tame existing fires and help with dry conditions, says wildfire expert Dr. Mike Flannigan. But this year, he adds, long-range forecasts suggest continued dryness and warmer than usual temps. Read more
The New York Times | As ‘zombie fires’ smolder, Canada braces for another season of flames
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